Hi Chaps
Where do you source your tunes from?
I'm an old vinyl head by heart but looking to bring my self upto date and go down the CD/MP3 deck route.
Where's a good place to down load tunage for mixing from?
Hi Andy, Im a DJ well ex now pretty much i played on Radio/Clubs and Bars for 10 years nearly.
Depending on what genre of music your after i can sell you some Data CD's which hold up to 70 Tracks per CD for a price we can discuss later
I have Garage (Old & New), Jungle/Drum N Bass (Old & New), Old Skool, Hip Hop etc.
Just let me know as i convert a lot of vinyl to MP3 as well.
Get firefox
Download a YouTube download attachment
Download mp4 to mp3 software
Good thinking that man
http://www.video2mp3.net/
cracking for pinching songs from youtube
might not be much good for you if you need un mixed tracks, but i've got hundreds of sets from this site
http://www.house-mixes.com
Arent most youtube video's/audio compressed somewhat to reduce file size? Didnt think youtube would be high enough quality to use for mixing. I have a DVD for my car that plays loads of youtube music vid's the quality of audio is nowhere near that of an original CD/mp3
on mine i have a HD option, in which if the video was up loaded with HD sound/ video/ both, i can download it with out losing quality.Originally Posted by Joif
But if i down load in mp4 version the sound 'sometimes' can be a bit mono. Just got to find the right videos. Try that vevo thing on youtube.
Yup some quality is ok some is ****. with YouTube... take each youtube vid on its own merrit.
I cant find anything to convert MP4 to MP3
I don't mind paying for a good high quality download as long as they are decent and a good price per track. Also full 12" versions not the quicky radio edit ect
There's must be some kinda of ITunes for DJ's somwhere?
a quick google came up with: http://www.djdownload.com/
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